When my new blueberry saplings arrived from the N.C. Cooperative Extension, the 20 plants seemed barely alive—just a bunch of switches, swaddled in compost and sawdust in an old Ingles milk-jug box.

Technically, growing your own blueberry bush inside your home has always been an option, but thanks to a viral TikTok, now more people know about it. The video, ...

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And blueberry bushes don’t mind warm temperatures. “They’re a really sustainable plant,” said Wendy Camacho, chief operating officer at Keel Farms. “We’ve had these ones for years.” ...

But did you know how easy it is to grow them in your own garden? All you need is acid soil (a pH of 4.5-5.5 is ideal), so if your soil isn't quite acidic enough you can grow a blueberry bush in a ...